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Joined: 2/29/2008
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Hi All,
I am interested in scanning for stocks across multiple time frames. For example, find stocks that are simultaneously uptrending across hourly, daily, and weekly timeframes. Similarly, find stocks that are uptrending/downtrending and overbought/oversold simultaneously across hourly, daily, and weekly timeframes? Thanks for the help!
Mike V
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Joined: 10/7/2004
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You need to add the Indicators of interest to the same Chart multiple times (one for each Time Frame of interest) and manually adjust the Time Frames in the Block Diagrams. The rules based on different time frames topic has an example. If you have specific Indicators in mind to identify trends or if a stock is overbought or oversold, we will do our best to help you create it.
-Bruce
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Joined: 12/20/2007
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I am responding to your comment on the above post " If you have specific Indicators in mind to identify trends or if a stock is overbought or oversold, we will do our best to help you create it."
I am looking for the same thing as this person was. My trading plan calls for trading stocks of etf's that are just leaving oversold (20) on the stocastic or leaving overbought (80) in multiple time frames. (ex. Stock where the stocastic is pulling up above 20 on both the daily and 60 minute chart at the same time. Specifically on the daily and weekly charts at the same time. Or on the Daily and 60 minute time frames at the same time. Can this be created?
Please let me know.
Thanks
Phil B.
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philbell,
I've created a Stochastics Indicator with its own Time Frame. You should be able to left-click on it to bring up the Main tab of its Edit window to adjust the Time Frame as desired.
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You should be able to create Rules with it by right-clicking on the Indicator and selecting Create Rule just like you would with any other Indicator.
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You should be able to Open an attached Indicator directly into a running copy of StockFinder (and save it from within StockFinder if desired).Attachments:
Stochastics with Time Frame.sfInd - 8 KB, downloaded 632 time(s).
-Bruce
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Joined: 10/21/2009
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Bruce:
I'm not the brightest computer guy in the world. Exactly how do I move "Stochastics with Time Frame.sfInd" to Stockfinder after I've downloaded it to my computer? How do I access the file from Stockfinder and save it in stockfinder for future use.
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ibhipru,
When you left-click on the Stochastics with Time Frame Indicator you should be given the option to Save (or download it it) or Open it (with StockFinder). You need to select Open (the word used in my original instructions as an attempting hint) instead of downloading (or saving) it. StockFinder will just automatically add it your Charts if you open it. You can then save it from within StockFinder.
-Bruce
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